The Alborán Island Natural Reserve is a protected area located in the Mediterranean Sea, part of Spain's Alborán Sea. It covers the small, rocky Alborán Island, which is known for its unique biodiversity and rich marine life. The reserve aims to preserve the island's natural habitats and the various species that inhabit them, including seabirds and endemic plants. Established in 1989, the reserve is managed by the Spanish Ministry of Environment. It serves as an important site for scientific research and conservation efforts. Visitors can observe the island's stunning landscapes and diverse ecosystems, but access is restricted to protect its fragile environment.